Woodward

kev,

\"I don\'t get it, so this horse COMM, can\'t ever run along with other horses ever?? What is Nick going to do now??\"

He\'s obviously a very talented horse and if he\'s still sound he\'s going to beat a lot very good horses in the future. He may eventually even learn to rate and relax (which will help). The real point that CTC and I agree on is that horses like this are often not as good as they look and you don\'t find that out until they get hooked. That goes double when you switch the condition from favorable to unfavorable.

[Boscar Obarra]

 You mean you just thought of this?  Good thing those boyz don\'t read web postings, or they\'d really have an edge over us....... shhhhhh.


classhandicapper Wrote:
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> I have mixed feelings about rabbits. I don\'t have
> too much of a problem with a trainer making sure a
> one dimensional speed horse doesn\'t have an unfair
> advantage in a paceless race. I have more of a
> problem with sending horses from another owner on
> a suicide mission. As far as I am concerned, that
> means any two owners in the world can sit down
> before the race and give themselves a huge betting
> and purse advantage by working out deals for who\'s
> going for the lead and who is not etc...
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